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it didn't go flooding into the economy. it got held in closets somewhere if it's not being issued or written into being, will it make a difference? >> the question is will it make a difference on the positive side and the negative side. the critics are worried that the expansion would lead to run away inflation. that's hardly been the case. inflation if anything is trending lower and below the fed's target which has been a source of concern for the central bank and gave them a little bit of pause about today's decision. in terms of what mark was sayi saying, if the money is going to be there, and where is it going to go? they've been adding stimulus to the economy ever since the crisis started. this is the first time that they've taken a step back from adding stimulus. that's the significant of the evenevent. this is an attempt of the feds to communicate their message more clearly as market predicted. the rates may rise only a little bit. as you remember in may and june when bernanke even broached the idea of tapering of bo
it didn't go flooding into the economy. it got held in closets somewhere if it's not being issued or written into being, will it make a difference? >> the question is will it make a difference on the positive side and the negative side. the critics are worried that the expansion would lead to run away inflation. that's hardly been the case. inflation if anything is trending lower and below the fed's target which has been a source of concern for the central bank and gave them a little bit...
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now that's an ey an enormous economy. that is a mature number in the economy. how come it's not create morgue jobs? >> we've had a lot of bouncing around in that gdp number in a contraction of 3% in the first quarter. and that contraction in the earlier part of the year meant down grading for all of 2014 because that have severe winter because of problems along with strange things that were going on with inventories. but to your question i think there are a number of issues at play. among them is the weakness of the american consumer. we've had car sales but those are have car sales that occurred because there were so few car sales in years past. if you're just buying a car right now that probably means to some degree you're going to pull back on buying others things. >> mike, the last time you were here you had just come off a run of pretty bad months. how are things recently. >> the summer, we bounced back. june was flat. july was up 12%, and august was up an astonishing 20%. >> michael: so what does that mean? you've been in the business for a long time. whe
now that's an ey an enormous economy. that is a mature number in the economy. how come it's not create morgue jobs? >> we've had a lot of bouncing around in that gdp number in a contraction of 3% in the first quarter. and that contraction in the earlier part of the year meant down grading for all of 2014 because that have severe winter because of problems along with strange things that were going on with inventories. but to your question i think there are a number of issues at play. among...
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what that means for the economy in 2014. decoding the just concluded federal reserve meeting is the inside story. ray suarez. what the federal reserve decides has a direct impact on the economy, and your pocketbook and effects felt around the world. since the great recession the federal reserve has taken interest rates to historic lows and used its power to stimulate the economy using quantitative easing. ben bernanke announced the feds will scale back the program next year. we'll decode the fed's actions, look ahead to the tenure of incoming fed chairman janet yellen and look at the recovering economy. >>> the federal reserve wrapped up two days of policy meetings and concluded the u.s. economy is strong enough to start tapering the banks investment program known as qualitative easing. >> starting in january we'll purchasscale back purchases. >> reporter: the positive signs are few but strong. unemployment reached 7% in november. the s&p 500 gained 25% just in the past year. the highest in a decade. and congress passed a bu
what that means for the economy in 2014. decoding the just concluded federal reserve meeting is the inside story. ray suarez. what the federal reserve decides has a direct impact on the economy, and your pocketbook and effects felt around the world. since the great recession the federal reserve has taken interest rates to historic lows and used its power to stimulate the economy using quantitative easing. ben bernanke announced the feds will scale back the program next year. we'll decode the...
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the world economy gets whiplash. that reactions is a bit of an exaggerated one in that when an economy in china is worth immensely more than it was in the early 2000s, when the growth rate was at 14%, a slow relative growth rate of 6 or 7% is adding value to the economy. than a growth rate of 14% in the mid 2000. back thin in 2007, before the gfc, when the economy was growing at 14%, the economy was worth something like 3.5 trillion usd. now it's worth more. if you have a growth rate of 7% now, it's adding more to the economy, and providing the average individual with a better standard of living and more economic opportunities. >> how far will the party let the economy drop before it intervenes? >> sorry, what was that, i missed that question? >> how far will the communist party allow the growth rate to fall, before it intervenes? >> you are quite right to point out that the chinese communist party is directing the growth rate. it's not a rate emerging out of free economic activity. the ccp understands that a growth
the world economy gets whiplash. that reactions is a bit of an exaggerated one in that when an economy in china is worth immensely more than it was in the early 2000s, when the growth rate was at 14%, a slow relative growth rate of 6 or 7% is adding value to the economy. than a growth rate of 14% in the mid 2000. back thin in 2007, before the gfc, when the economy was growing at 14%, the economy was worth something like 3.5 trillion usd. now it's worth more. if you have a growth rate of 7% now,...
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the uk's economy is powering forward and could take over as europe's strongest economy. we'll look at what britain is doing right. >>> also, reading, writing and red ink, a step that a school system is taking to open the school for the kids. >>> living in a box - going inside what could be the apartments of the future to see how they stack up - literally - i'm ali velshi, and this is "real money". >>> this is "real money," you are the most important part of the show. tell me what's on your mind by: >>> europe's economies are stumbling. we care, because the european union is the united states biggest trading partner. the u.s. exported, sold, $262 billion worth of goods and services to the e.u. bloc. we imported more - $385 billion in goods and services. any economic stall in europe gets felt by americans. there is a bright spot. and that is the u.k. the british economy is growing faster than its continental neighbours. germany, the biggest economy in europe, has been the engine of growth. many wonder if the u.k. will one day overshadow it. >> reporter: it's gone from lage
the uk's economy is powering forward and could take over as europe's strongest economy. we'll look at what britain is doing right. >>> also, reading, writing and red ink, a step that a school system is taking to open the school for the kids. >>> living in a box - going inside what could be the apartments of the future to see how they stack up - literally - i'm ali velshi, and this is "real money". >>> this is "real money," you are the most...
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will they let the economy generate low unemployment. the only rational to pull back and not test low rates, we shi test that. >> we'll take a break and pick it up in a moment. why the attention on a rate increase that will lead interest rates at lows. is it the idea that a slow rise will mean the end of an historic region of money. slow to recover housing markets. households repairing family balance sheets. why the fuss. the end of freak ash. stay with us, it's "inside story". >> we're here to fully get into the nuances of everything that's going on, not just in this country, but around the world. getting the news from the people who are affected. >> people need to demand reform... >> ali velshi on target weeknights 10:30p et >>> you're watching "inside story", i'm ray suarez, the end of free cash, this time on the programme. we'll look at the federal reserve's plans to raise interest rates, confirmed by the fed chair. >> as i noted most of my colleagues and i anticipate economic assistance are likely to warrant interest rates at a grad
will they let the economy generate low unemployment. the only rational to pull back and not test low rates, we shi test that. >> we'll take a break and pick it up in a moment. why the attention on a rate increase that will lead interest rates at lows. is it the idea that a slow rise will mean the end of an historic region of money. slow to recover housing markets. households repairing family balance sheets. why the fuss. the end of freak ash. stay with us, it's "inside story"....
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economy. the president rattled off some familiar statistics, like the fact that businesses have created 10 million new jobs in the last 4.5 years. and it's indisputable that the country is stronger than it was when he took office. but those statistics aren't worth much when many americans don't feel economically secure. patricia sabga looks at the reason for the disconnect. >> reporter: president obama thursday walking a fine line on the economy. >> our broader economy in the aggravate has come a long way, but the gains of recovery are not yet broadly shared. >> reporter: during his speech in illinois, the president highlighted the recovering stock and jobs market while honing in on one of the economy's most troubling weak spots, wages. last year was 8% lower than 2007, a decline that helps explain the widening gap between rich and poor. most americans got the bulk of their income from take-home pay as opposed to investing in assets that have increased substantially in value since the great re
economy. the president rattled off some familiar statistics, like the fact that businesses have created 10 million new jobs in the last 4.5 years. and it's indisputable that the country is stronger than it was when he took office. but those statistics aren't worth much when many americans don't feel economically secure. patricia sabga looks at the reason for the disconnect. >> reporter: president obama thursday walking a fine line on the economy. >> our broader economy in the...
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economy would slow down, if not sees up, and the global economy could have seized up as well. so that issue that's gone away, at least for the time being, and as mike viqueira said, the problem is 3 months away, ands this the biggest problem of all. you've seen the comments in the websites this morning, 205-point rise on the dow yesterday. it was a message to washington. you should have done this weeks ago, and maybe, just maybe, the biggest problem to the u.s. economy is the elected representatives in congress. >> the good news coming out of washington, as mike viqueira mentioned, the panda weighing 5 pounds. >> top end the shutdown on
economy would slow down, if not sees up, and the global economy could have seized up as well. so that issue that's gone away, at least for the time being, and as mike viqueira said, the problem is 3 months away, ands this the biggest problem of all. you've seen the comments in the websites this morning, 205-point rise on the dow yesterday. it was a message to washington. you should have done this weeks ago, and maybe, just maybe, the biggest problem to the u.s. economy is the elected...
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economy and think about it, what is it, it's a service-based economy. services are not traded all that much. you think of the bigger sectors of the economy, starting with health care. growth? >> zero. education, how much is that affected by growth. zero. little. if you look at the big sectors, they have a lot of ties with the rest of the world. a real significant slowdown or downturn in the rest of the world will hurt. if all we talk about is slower global growth, it doesn't cause recession. >> this is the question that is so important. that is wages. we see an uptick in the last employment report. do you think this could be the year when u.s. workers see a meaningful increase in their paychecks? >> i think potentially it could. what is really important is not necessarily what you see in the pay check, it's purchasing power. what we believe we'll see is acceleration in nom nam wages, but in -- nominal wages, but inflation should be low. look at gasoline prices, down 40-50%, putting extra purchasing power in people's pockets. at the end of the day, that'
economy and think about it, what is it, it's a service-based economy. services are not traded all that much. you think of the bigger sectors of the economy, starting with health care. growth? >> zero. education, how much is that affected by growth. zero. little. if you look at the big sectors, they have a lot of ties with the rest of the world. a real significant slowdown or downturn in the rest of the world will hurt. if all we talk about is slower global growth, it doesn't cause...
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what's real about this economy? you look at the gdp growth of 3%, and that's not real. >> the economy is plugging along at a trend of just under its potential, which is one quarter to 2 and a half percent. and that's no better or worse. trend gp is good, but unfortunately, when you have a 6% unemployment gap, way is the difference been potential and current output, if you're one quarter of a potential any given quarter, it's going to take you 12 years to get out of a 6% decline or output gap environment. and that's what the economy is facing. it's not generating enough upside momentum to fill that gap and pull people on the sidelines of the labor market back to the labor market and find jobs to give them to push this economy really to where it needs to go. >> is it different today though? you go out on the streets of new york and ask ten people. if they're prosperous, low debt and making money, and they own a house or apartment or have money in the stock market, they will tell you this is one of the finest economies
what's real about this economy? you look at the gdp growth of 3%, and that's not real. >> the economy is plugging along at a trend of just under its potential, which is one quarter to 2 and a half percent. and that's no better or worse. trend gp is good, but unfortunately, when you have a 6% unemployment gap, way is the difference been potential and current output, if you're one quarter of a potential any given quarter, it's going to take you 12 years to get out of a 6% decline or output...
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we will jump start the economy. ideally, in a couple of years, this beautiful, large productive nation, with incredible resources in terms of fertile black soil, will blossom. this is our dream. >> pablo chermetta, the economy minister of the interim government in ukraine. thank you sir. >>> it is not just ukraine's economy that's in trouble. reconomy in russia has started o stall. mary stone has that part of the story. >> as russia escalates, it face he a problem at home with its own economy. the international community condemning russia's action he, russia's central bank stepped in with draments measures. it also are pumped a reported $10 billion in reserves to boost its currency after the ruble fell to a record low. >> they were trying to stabilize the currency and stop a flight of currency from russia, to sell a story that this is popular in russia. >> long before the ukraine crisis russia's growth was weak. its economy grew by just 1.3% in 2013, compared to 3.4% the previous year. there's been a steady decline
we will jump start the economy. ideally, in a couple of years, this beautiful, large productive nation, with incredible resources in terms of fertile black soil, will blossom. this is our dream. >> pablo chermetta, the economy minister of the interim government in ukraine. thank you sir. >>> it is not just ukraine's economy that's in trouble. reconomy in russia has started o stall. mary stone has that part of the story. >> as russia escalates, it face he a problem at home...
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economy. little guys who do what the bankers don't, small community banks and their important place on the main streets of america. i am ali velshi. this is "real money." ♪ >>> this is "real money." you are the most important part of the show. tell me what is on your mind by tweeting or using facebook.com/alivelshi. china's economy is slowing down from the torrid pace. if you listen to some people, falling. it's not. china remains extremely attractive destination for businesses and invest whorz take a long view and want a piece of the action. ors who take a long view and want a piece of the action. we learned chinaas gross domestic product, the broadest measure of economic activity grew 7.4% in the first three months of 2014. now, this 7.4% is compared to the same period last year. >> growth is pretty good. but it's down from 7.7% which took place in the last three months of 2013. 2-4 is the first quarter of 2013. 7.4% is the slowest growth recorded by china in 18 months. china's real estate
economy. little guys who do what the bankers don't, small community banks and their important place on the main streets of america. i am ali velshi. this is "real money." ♪ >>> this is "real money." you are the most important part of the show. tell me what is on your mind by tweeting or using facebook.com/alivelshi. china's economy is slowing down from the torrid pace. if you listen to some people, falling. it's not. china remains extremely attractive destination...
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if the chinese economy were to slow sharply that would be a negative around the world for developed economies as well as for emerging markets. we happen to think that is extremely unlikely, and it doesn't signal a sharp slow down in china. i think that's what the markets have really started to worry about. and when that came through that encouraged the markets to start looking at the countries that have got weak fundamentals in such places as turkey, or the ukraine is all that new. it just took the chinese data to focus on that. >> in argentina, turkey and ukraine it's not a generalized matter. what should my viewers who gained 30% gains across the board do in this environment? >> we are certainly still telling investors that the u.s. market will go up over the course of 2014. it's just that i think having seen a 30% rally last year, that maybe we would use some sort of pause. so i think that what investors ought to do is probably wait it out, see if we're going to go down a little bit more in the near term. but to be honest i think would the u.s. economy like to do well this year, with the f
if the chinese economy were to slow sharply that would be a negative around the world for developed economies as well as for emerging markets. we happen to think that is extremely unlikely, and it doesn't signal a sharp slow down in china. i think that's what the markets have really started to worry about. and when that came through that encouraged the markets to start looking at the countries that have got weak fundamentals in such places as turkey, or the ukraine is all that new. it just took...
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economy is in recession. not a surprise, but some of these forecasts here do seem to suggest that the fed is going to be on the path and we could still see two or three rate hikes next year. i'm not sure that that is something that the market will be comfortable with. >> the feds put the rate near zero in 2008. but this is not just about the u.s. economy. what sort of impact is it likely to have across the rest of the world? what kind of countries and why? >> emerging markets have been nervous about this. there have been significant emerging outflows over the last few months. we saw the fed wobble because of those concerns. they've had an opportunity now to get used to the idea, and-- >> and basically now choosing to invest in u.s. dollars rather-- >> yes, because the yield now--the rate path is now on an upward path, and that's good for savers. i hasten it's good for savers if banks pass it on, but certainly in the context of concerns about emerging market outflows, i think the tone that janet yellen takes,
economy is in recession. not a surprise, but some of these forecasts here do seem to suggest that the fed is going to be on the path and we could still see two or three rate hikes next year. i'm not sure that that is something that the market will be comfortable with. >> the feds put the rate near zero in 2008. but this is not just about the u.s. economy. what sort of impact is it likely to have across the rest of the world? what kind of countries and why? >> emerging markets have...
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is stalling and the slow down is hurting many other economies worldwide. commodity exporters who relied on china as a buyer for years are also struggling and analysts say a slow down is inevitable given how much the chinese economy has grown in resent years. they say high-speed growth is unsustainable and a recess is needed. >> translator: china is indeed in a moment of momentum transferring from old to new. traditional industries are big in size while these emerging economies are smallers and are growing fast emerging industries cannot makeup for traditional slow down so the over all economy is facing downward pressure. >> reporter: slower growth is expected to be the new normal for china, already analysts predicting the economy to go further this year and even government measures and increasing spending and interest rates are not expected to help much. chinese government leaders are encouraging everyone to spend more hoping to shift the economy from export dependent to a more sustainable consumer driven model. some encouraging data emerged on tuesday. re
is stalling and the slow down is hurting many other economies worldwide. commodity exporters who relied on china as a buyer for years are also struggling and analysts say a slow down is inevitable given how much the chinese economy has grown in resent years. they say high-speed growth is unsustainable and a recess is needed. >> translator: china is indeed in a moment of momentum transferring from old to new. traditional industries are big in size while these emerging economies are...
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it's not enough to help people at the higher end of the economy, but it's no helping ine economy. >> inflation was telling us what was happening in the economy maybe a year year and a half ago. a year year and a half ago things were not so good in the economy. as things improved you'll see the unemployment rate move forward as it has over the past couple of years. as we get close for a 6% or 5.5% unemployment rate i think we'll hit 6% by the end of this year you're going to see more wage pressures. we're starting to see leading indications of that shortages of skilled layer. those are precursors to eventually a broader rising tide of wage inflation, and that will help those people who right now feel left out of the labor market economy. >> should we expect it will get hurt again because of the major storm coming this weekend. california with a record ray that could cause mudslides. >> it's not just this weekend. it's been the case over the course of much of february. it was true in december. it was true in january. it was true in february. this is the weather of discontent without a
it's not enough to help people at the higher end of the economy, but it's no helping ine economy. >> inflation was telling us what was happening in the economy maybe a year year and a half ago. a year year and a half ago things were not so good in the economy. as things improved you'll see the unemployment rate move forward as it has over the past couple of years. as we get close for a 6% or 5.5% unemployment rate i think we'll hit 6% by the end of this year you're going to see more wage...
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because these figures not only confirm a cooling of the economy but they also point to an economy that is very much in transition as florence reports. >> reporter: for years china has been the world's factory relying on low manufacturing costs to make goods sold worldwide. more than 20 years of record-breaking growth has propelled china from communism to consumerism and now the chinese economy is stalling and the slow down is hurting other economies worldwide, commodity exporters relied on china as a buyer for years and are also now struggling. analysts say a slow down is inevitable given how much the chinese economy has grown in recent years and say high speed growth is unsustainable and a reset is needed. >> translator: china is indeed in a moment of momentum transferring from old to new, traditional industries are big in size and these emerging industries are slower and they are growing fast emerging industries cannot makeup for the slow down so the over all economy is facing downward pressure. >> reporter: slower growth is expected to be the new normal for china, already analysts p
because these figures not only confirm a cooling of the economy but they also point to an economy that is very much in transition as florence reports. >> reporter: for years china has been the world's factory relying on low manufacturing costs to make goods sold worldwide. more than 20 years of record-breaking growth has propelled china from communism to consumerism and now the chinese economy is stalling and the slow down is hurting other economies worldwide, commodity exporters relied...
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economy broodly? and does the economy look different to people in different regions of the country? to racial and ethnic minorities. joining us is economist and author, economic contributor at color line magazine, and director of global and u.s. consumer markets for ihs global incite. and chris christopher when we look at housing spending up, spending on tuition and cars up, and home equity credit borough down, isn't that a good picture? >> there are some good signs, but household median income is not doing very well, and still about 7% below where it was. so what we saw in 2013 was relatively okay consumer spending numbers, but real disposal income actually grew as a measly 0.6 to 0.7%. basically because the payroll tax expiry took 2% out of people's wages. >> so what do we make of the numbers? >> the things that concerns me the most is the tuition number. i saw how many folks simply could not afford tuition. the change of the parent plus loan put a lot of people at a difference. the average for african-americans is about 31,000, while the white number or the overall number of 51 h
economy broodly? and does the economy look different to people in different regions of the country? to racial and ethnic minorities. joining us is economist and author, economic contributor at color line magazine, and director of global and u.s. consumer markets for ihs global incite. and chris christopher when we look at housing spending up, spending on tuition and cars up, and home equity credit borough down, isn't that a good picture? >> there are some good signs, but household median...
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it's a stronger economy mirk it's an industrial economy, it's an exporting economy. but it relies on that natural gas, it rely on his energy prices to keep that engine going. and it's feeling this hit. but, again, how does the voter connect that to president obama and the democrats and republicans running in their district? >> oh, you know, i think that we could have a long debate and i know you and i have over the years about president obama's policies. the near term truth, though, is with equity markets dropping a lot, economies slowing, people feel more anxiety about the economy going in to the general election. and historically when that happens, the party, the president suffers -- party of the president suffers whether it's just or not. republicans are going momentum and the bad economic news sucks life out of democrats. >> if someone shows you can, a the example i use is a mar martian. i can parents a beautiful picture of america, 225,000 jobs created every month. unemployment dropping. the price of gasoline going, natural gas half of what the world pays for it
it's a stronger economy mirk it's an industrial economy, it's an exporting economy. but it relies on that natural gas, it rely on his energy prices to keep that engine going. and it's feeling this hit. but, again, how does the voter connect that to president obama and the democrats and republicans running in their district? >> oh, you know, i think that we could have a long debate and i know you and i have over the years about president obama's policies. the near term truth, though, is...
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it is at the economy whether the economy is good or bad. we were with just talking about the affordability problems where housing never is that cheap, just lower than it was during the height of the bubble. it just hasn't caused enough growth with with things getting cheap enough that it would spur a real economic improvement. >> in today's new york times right after the numbers came out, one of their writers, wrote the labor market remains much weaker than the last time the unemployment rate stood at six point one with%. is the six is .1 with today? is. >> if we look like we lived in 2008, we would have had a lot higher labor force. so is we with have about seven more people working today. the 6.1% unemployment when we have about 7 million people compete hi out of the labor force isn't the same hay boar market. >> when you see a number like this. 2 1/2 million for the previous year. can we see in the coming months whether they are sure whether they could work. with we with will see them come in off the sidelines. >> that's one of the inter
it is at the economy whether the economy is good or bad. we were with just talking about the affordability problems where housing never is that cheap, just lower than it was during the height of the bubble. it just hasn't caused enough growth with with things getting cheap enough that it would spur a real economic improvement. >> in today's new york times right after the numbers came out, one of their writers, wrote the labor market remains much weaker than the last time the unemployment...
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what we're seeing now, is the failure in the economy, which is important, because the economy was a motor of the country's rise for 35 years, and i think that it's going to be the engine of the fall. and i think that the best that the chinese can do is two decades of stagnation, and it's going to be a very different china going forward. >> caroline, how about that? the government points out the tools in the tool kit when you're acosmnist economy, that can't respond like other countries do with worldwide systemic problems. >> i'm not an economist. so i can't go into that. but this is not an issue that we can put on the chinese plate. our economies are inextricably intertwined so. the more they try to generate the demands and mosque to an export driven economy is in our interest, so with the strategic dialogue, so we can be the partner to the extent possible to help the chinese figure this out. >> gram webster, average chinese on the street, we're talking to reporters about how state information organs, and government controlled newspapers were urging people to buy, even as the stock market
what we're seeing now, is the failure in the economy, which is important, because the economy was a motor of the country's rise for 35 years, and i think that it's going to be the engine of the fall. and i think that the best that the chinese can do is two decades of stagnation, and it's going to be a very different china going forward. >> caroline, how about that? the government points out the tools in the tool kit when you're acosmnist economy, that can't respond like other countries do...
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economy. the gao story, the resident commissioner that was mentioned. bail it says na if it comes to stay, all the companies will love porto ricco, and said that the small business sector the local business sector will be the one. they'll be the boreden of the 51st state. that will destroy the economy because it won't give economy. to me, it's dealing with a crisis right now. i know it's the concern of the show today. what's the alternative. the popular party does not support statehood. what should be the relationship for the home island and the united states. going ford from here. >> i think we need a new economic deal between porto rico and the united states. but in which porto rico, instead of asking for more federal transfer money, welfare, will ask for the tools, to give them the flexibility to make the decision, the same way to make the decisions, tracking investment with the island. so you can have the tools for economic development. that's what i call it. it means basically means that
economy. the gao story, the resident commissioner that was mentioned. bail it says na if it comes to stay, all the companies will love porto ricco, and said that the small business sector the local business sector will be the one. they'll be the boreden of the 51st state. that will destroy the economy because it won't give economy. to me, it's dealing with a crisis right now. i know it's the concern of the show today. what's the alternative. the popular party does not support statehood. what...
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it is a developing economy story. it's an economy in transition. and they are in the middle of one of the greatest reform processes in the history of the world. markets are changing. united nations are changing and that can be disruptive. it happened in the equity and infoxchange markets. >> let's talk about equity market, in america and western counties we associate that with economic performance, is that a fair way to prepare things in china, when we saw double digit growth in china there was no equity movement. now there's huge equity movement and rough markets, didn't really growths. >> when you get you people look at the shanghai market, the schenk zen market almost as if it's on the par with other markets, and it's not. china is a transitional economy. the chinese equity market is where the western market were 30, 40, 50, 70 years ago. to put it on the same level and judge it in the same standard,you'll get critical. that is a long-term reform process, the key question is are they making the changes or not. to give them short-term interventio
it is a developing economy story. it's an economy in transition. and they are in the middle of one of the greatest reform processes in the history of the world. markets are changing. united nations are changing and that can be disruptive. it happened in the equity and infoxchange markets. >> let's talk about equity market, in america and western counties we associate that with economic performance, is that a fair way to prepare things in china, when we saw double digit growth in china...
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economy. the gyrations of the stock markets worldwide don't pose a substantial risk to the economic outlook. the new chair, herred ins about the economy, and the outlook given congressional committees on this edition of the program. the newly minted chair of the federal reserve said the economy has made substantial improve over the past four years. >> sin the financial crisis in the depths of the recession, substantial progress has been made in restoring the economy to health, and in strengthening the financial system. still, there is more to do. too many americans remain unemployed, inflation remains below our longer-term objective, and the work of making the financial system more robust has not yet been completed. >> yellen said if the any continues to show improvement, the ed fed will likely again reduce its asset purchases. called quantitative easting, the bond buying program is slipping tens of billions of dollars a month into the economy as stimulus. as jobs return, and other positive si
economy. the gyrations of the stock markets worldwide don't pose a substantial risk to the economic outlook. the new chair, herred ins about the economy, and the outlook given congressional committees on this edition of the program. the newly minted chair of the federal reserve said the economy has made substantial improve over the past four years. >> sin the financial crisis in the depths of the recession, substantial progress has been made in restoring the economy to health, and in...
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america's economy and your prosperity are better for it. america's economy was very much on the mind this week of janet yellen, the president's nominee to be the chair of the federal reserve. she was plain spoken and easier to follow than past fed chairs. for homeowners and buyers out there worried about rising mortgage rates, she said the fed would keep interest rates low for now to help boost the economy. for investors out there she said don't worry too much about the voluatility in the rock market -- stockmarket. >> helped fuel a rally in stocks. >>> on jobs, yellen acknowledged the difficulties many americans still face. she told lawmakers, quote, the recovery in the labor market is far from complete. ali velshi spoke with austin goolsbee under president obama. he asked what the key message was from the new fed chair, particularly about jobs. take a listen. >> you know, i think she was pretty clear, i should say at the outset, i am an old friend of janets. i think she is a fabulous pick. i come from a point of by as in some sense. but i
america's economy and your prosperity are better for it. america's economy was very much on the mind this week of janet yellen, the president's nominee to be the chair of the federal reserve. she was plain spoken and easier to follow than past fed chairs. for homeowners and buyers out there worried about rising mortgage rates, she said the fed would keep interest rates low for now to help boost the economy. for investors out there she said don't worry too much about the voluatility in the rock...
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be worried about europe's economy? there's plenty of good news here, interest rates are still at rock bottom, mortgage rates are dipping again, unemployment rate are the best we have seen in almost a decade, and gas prices many americans are now paying less than 3-dollar as gallon. >> it definitely helped out. when it comes down 20 to 30 cents that means i am not putting 80-dollars in here. lower prices may make you feel better, but take a broader view. and the benefits to your wallet now could be offset later if the economy faltering. let's get back to the markets, yes, in the past five days market power looks bleak. i think our markets need volatility, it is healthy, moving in one way, one direction, up or down is nos healthy. maybe the new fear is just a reality check, a correction of sorts. and that is what global investors are trying to tell us the world economy, the securities market, and the economy that begins at your front door, this time on the program. are companies really worth trillions less, what the stoc
be worried about europe's economy? there's plenty of good news here, interest rates are still at rock bottom, mortgage rates are dipping again, unemployment rate are the best we have seen in almost a decade, and gas prices many americans are now paying less than 3-dollar as gallon. >> it definitely helped out. when it comes down 20 to 30 cents that means i am not putting 80-dollars in here. lower prices may make you feel better, but take a broader view. and the benefits to your wallet now...
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so when we look at the economy it's more of an emotional economy rather than a rational one. >> we'll be back with more inside story in a moment. when we return a look ahead to the next election. oh, boy, and the possibility of steady, if unspectacular job growth. do you at some point reach critical mass in a way that advantages the president and his party, or with the republican takeover of the senate bus the g.o.p. also get to take over some of the credit for economic growth? stay with us. >> we're back with inside story. i'm ray suarez. for a lot of political jumpingies wednesday was the first day of the 2016 campaign. the rest of us just have to tune in when we decide its time, but when we do, do economic impressions come from a number of factors. still with us, seth harris, former secretary deputy of labor. from california, neil mahatra from the graduate school of business. and social professor of economics at george washington university. professor sinclair, yes, up until today even with the good numbers people aren't feeling great, but is there and a cumulative effect from this
so when we look at the economy it's more of an emotional economy rather than a rational one. >> we'll be back with more inside story in a moment. when we return a look ahead to the next election. oh, boy, and the possibility of steady, if unspectacular job growth. do you at some point reach critical mass in a way that advantages the president and his party, or with the republican takeover of the senate bus the g.o.p. also get to take over some of the credit for economic growth? stay with...
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the economy is worth $800 billion, and is one of the 20 biggest economies. it was growing at a 9% rate and faring well during the global economic recession. the world bank said growth slowed to 4.3% in 2013. the rate of inflation rose to 7.4% last year, above the government's target of 5%. this is a financial analysis and he will join me via skype from istanbul. thank you for being with us. let's talk about the growing inflation rate. i mean, obviously the turkish economy has grown in leaps and bounds over the last decade. but this growing inflation rate has to be a concern for a lot of voters, hasn't it? >> it's a major concern. it's 8%, probably 9, 9.5% in a couple of months. it may effect some of the sentiment. until c perform i reaches -- cpi reaches double digits, they probably will not care. the turkey economic performance has been week and that will be substantially important in the elections. i think it could be 4 to 5%. in other words, a kp scored 50% in 2011 general elections. poor economy is not the only reason, but it is one of the reasons and as
the economy is worth $800 billion, and is one of the 20 biggest economies. it was growing at a 9% rate and faring well during the global economic recession. the world bank said growth slowed to 4.3% in 2013. the rate of inflation rose to 7.4% last year, above the government's target of 5%. this is a financial analysis and he will join me via skype from istanbul. thank you for being with us. let's talk about the growing inflation rate. i mean, obviously the turkish economy has grown in leaps and...
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is not a real economy. it's a blue state knowledge economy innovation economy, which is our future. but it's expensive to live there and expensive to run the economy phases. >> play this out. if things go down the track they are going on. these blue states with knowledge economies, that are more dense and expensive to live in continue down the road. and red states within with the way they are going, where does that leaf us. >> the red stages - energy, pull it out of the ground, it's billed out in the suburban sprawl. they can do that and have a low tax of the the blue states and metros, the cities that are the centers of ippo vacks, the new york -- innovation, the boston are dead, not only housing. they have to pay for the state universities, they have growing inequality. they have to pay for transport system and rail systems to get people around. they are shrinking dream is a product of a more expensive economy. what i fear, and what worries me is in this fiction. old red state dream is captivating. i quot
is not a real economy. it's a blue state knowledge economy innovation economy, which is our future. but it's expensive to live there and expensive to run the economy phases. >> play this out. if things go down the track they are going on. these blue states with knowledge economies, that are more dense and expensive to live in continue down the road. and red states within with the way they are going, where does that leaf us. >> the red stages - energy, pull it out of the ground, it's...
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economy. >> exactly. you have more disposable income, you can spend more money on goods and services. and we have to go to upper income individuals as well, where we double tax dividends and capitol gains. and we could change the capital gains tax laws and do that in a way to get away from the tierney of three-month earnings which also goes into one of the factors of why we have gotten into this plan, the easiest way to do it is cut compensation, so we have to change capital gains tax laws. anything less than five years is ordinary income, less than five years is tax free. >> you pay a lower tax on your gains from an investment but you don't have to hold thank investment for five years. you can do it in a year. >> correct. >> you are saying if you want to save your tax, you have to make investments that you commit to for a period of time, >> correct. >> so you want a company to say, hey, make 20% over five years. >> correct. and that's pivotal because right now we have what i call the tierney
economy. >> exactly. you have more disposable income, you can spend more money on goods and services. and we have to go to upper income individuals as well, where we double tax dividends and capitol gains. and we could change the capital gains tax laws and do that in a way to get away from the tierney of three-month earnings which also goes into one of the factors of why we have gotten into this plan, the easiest way to do it is cut compensation, so we have to change capital gains tax...
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this economy is not about free trade, it's rewriting the rules how the global economy is going to work. rules matters and markets are based on rules and who gets to participate in writing the rules is really important for who wins and who loses from such an agreement and what we've seen over the past five years is that the trans pacific partnership agreement has been written in secret behind closed doors with only the biggest, most powerful biggest lobbyist in the process. >> what do people need to know about the tpp? >> a little of what adam said, the deal is actually not so much about asia, of the 750 million people who live in the tpp countries 500 million of them are americans. we are not really opening many markets. we already have free trade agreements with mexico and singapore and peru and canada and what is added to the free trade agreements is population of 350,000, malaysia, small, medium-sized economy, vietnam a poor one and japan but japan is you can't look at japan as kind of being added because we already have a whole string of agreements with japan. and so, in fact, the
this economy is not about free trade, it's rewriting the rules how the global economy is going to work. rules matters and markets are based on rules and who gets to participate in writing the rules is really important for who wins and who loses from such an agreement and what we've seen over the past five years is that the trans pacific partnership agreement has been written in secret behind closed doors with only the biggest, most powerful biggest lobbyist in the process. >> what do...
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you have an economy under strain in many ways. i do think that the market reaction over recent weeks has been rather exaggerated. you've seen both the brazilian stock market and currency surging and plunging in response to rumors that it was going lose or poll results saying recession might lose or then win. there's a market rout going on now in terms of brazil. if she is lee elected again, early next year, you might see some degree of confidence restored and her next government is still going to be negative. i think private sector reaction is exaggerated at the moment. >> brazil's been an interesting store. over the last 10 years, they lifted 40 million people out of poverty and into the middle class, but the economy was growing, the g.d.p. growth rate was 7.5% in 2010. this has slowed, growing slower than the u.s. now. does it matter who the new president is? we're not getting back up to seven or 7.5%. >> no, we are not. it was founded on high commodity crisis and expansion of credit. it's not that the current government has fai
you have an economy under strain in many ways. i do think that the market reaction over recent weeks has been rather exaggerated. you've seen both the brazilian stock market and currency surging and plunging in response to rumors that it was going lose or poll results saying recession might lose or then win. there's a market rout going on now in terms of brazil. if she is lee elected again, early next year, you might see some degree of confidence restored and her next government is still going...
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the model of the circular economy is a forest. when you die in a forest you get disassembled and reborn. the way it works, you are built out of molecular lago, amino acids are like lego, you can join them, take it apart and build something new. the resolution is dimming tieing the materials. -- digitising the materialsful we are learning to put code into the construction of materials. ha it means is you can disassemble technological materials and reassemble them. so trash is analogue means you smoosh stuff around. people on the panel are doing great to resmoosh it around. the real science and research behind the fab lab is dim tieing fabry ration to code the construction of materials, so rather than recycle you unbuild and reasell ble. >> i follow that and agree with it, maybe i can give a practical example. >> please. >> we heard we need to design products for the circular economy. waste is valuable. products are made out of individual materials. all the materials are valuable. so think of a product as a whole list of xants and a
the model of the circular economy is a forest. when you die in a forest you get disassembled and reborn. the way it works, you are built out of molecular lago, amino acids are like lego, you can join them, take it apart and build something new. the resolution is dimming tieing the materials. -- digitising the materialsful we are learning to put code into the construction of materials. ha it means is you can disassemble technological materials and reassemble them. so trash is analogue means you...
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the reality a the russian economy was scheduled to grow less than 2%. and i wouldn't be surprised if what has already happened tips russia into a recession in 2014. which clearly puts this sort of performance legitimacy of vladimir putin, who has really enjoyed these big rents and terms of trade benefits in his more than a decade in power. well, those days are over. >> and if the world price for refined product or crude product goes down, russian receipts immediately go down, right? they're very sensitive to world prices. >> this is an economy as mentioned in the introduction this is essentially a petrol state. more importantly it's critical to recognize that the sort of rents of the russian elites putin himself, and political leadership in the kremlin, these state-owned businesses is personally owned as well. and they're personally affected as well. >> we'll take a break and then talk about what is going on and who is holding the whip in what's going on. >> these protestors have decided that today they will be arrested >> these people have chased a pre
the reality a the russian economy was scheduled to grow less than 2%. and i wouldn't be surprised if what has already happened tips russia into a recession in 2014. which clearly puts this sort of performance legitimacy of vladimir putin, who has really enjoyed these big rents and terms of trade benefits in his more than a decade in power. well, those days are over. >> and if the world price for refined product or crude product goes down, russian receipts immediately go down, right?...
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and later, why the new post recession american economy doesn't feel like the old precrisis economy. a look at the new normal and it means tonight. ah, got it. these wifi hotspots we get with our xfinity internet service are all over the place. hey you can stop looking. i found one. see? what do you think a wifi hotspot smells like? i'm thinking roast beef. want to get lunch? get the fastest wifi hotspots and more coverage on the go than any other provider. xfinity, the future of awesome. could help your business didavoid hours of delaynd test caused by slow internet from the phone company? that's enough time to record a memo. idea for sales giveaway. return a call. sign a contract. pick a tie. take a break with mr. duck. practice up for the business trip. fly to florida. win an award. close a deal. hire an intern. and still have time to spare. go to comcastbusiness.com/ checkyourspeed if we can't offer faster speeds - or save you money - we'll give you $150. comcast business. built for business. >>> okay. i want to continue the discussion on today's u.s./africa summit. nearly 50 afr
and later, why the new post recession american economy doesn't feel like the old precrisis economy. a look at the new normal and it means tonight. ah, got it. these wifi hotspots we get with our xfinity internet service are all over the place. hey you can stop looking. i found one. see? what do you think a wifi hotspot smells like? i'm thinking roast beef. want to get lunch? get the fastest wifi hotspots and more coverage on the go than any other provider. xfinity, the future of awesome. could...
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it's called the sharing economy. people with stuff that they are not using rent it to people who want it, and it has evolved into a $26 billion a year industry. everything from a $12,000 handbag that can be yours for an evening for 100 bucks, to a weekend surfboard, 2-hour lawn mower, or your very own dog for an afternoon. it's about monetizing your idle assets. two of the biggest are cars and houses. enter air b&b and lift. people rent out their homes and cars that they are not using. >> it was a little off putting at first, but once i tried it was great. b&b. >> ashley converted her basement apartment into an air b&b rental that is booked almost every night. >> pros, you meet really cool people from all over the world and maybe pay your mortgage. cons it sucks having to clean up after everybody. >> millions of square feet of office space are popping up all over the country. dave wineberg wents from a growing shared space company called we work. he says it offers him all of the perks with none of the risks. >> it al
it's called the sharing economy. people with stuff that they are not using rent it to people who want it, and it has evolved into a $26 billion a year industry. everything from a $12,000 handbag that can be yours for an evening for 100 bucks, to a weekend surfboard, 2-hour lawn mower, or your very own dog for an afternoon. it's about monetizing your idle assets. two of the biggest are cars and houses. enter air b&b and lift. people rent out their homes and cars that they are not using....
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now the chinese economy is stalling, and the slowdown is hurting many other economies worldwide. commodity exporters are now also struggling. analysts say a slowdown is inevitable, given how much the chinese economy has grown in recent years. they say high-speed growth is unsustainable, and a reset is needed. >> translator: china is transferring from old to new, traditional industries are big in size, while these emerging industries smaller. so even though they are growing fast, emerging industries cannot make up for additional industries slowdown. >> reporter: slower growth is expected to be the new normal for china. analysts are predicting the economy to cool further this year, and even government measures such as increasing spending and cutting interest rates aren't expected to help much. chinese government leaders are encouraging everyone to spend more, hoping to shift the economy from export dependent to a more sustainable model. some encouraging data emerged on tuesday, retail spending even though lower than expected, still grew by double digits, and the automotive industry
now the chinese economy is stalling, and the slowdown is hurting many other economies worldwide. commodity exporters are now also struggling. analysts say a slowdown is inevitable, given how much the chinese economy has grown in recent years. they say high-speed growth is unsustainable, and a reset is needed. >> translator: china is transferring from old to new, traditional industries are big in size, while these emerging industries smaller. so even though they are growing fast, emerging...